This layout is smooth and flowing, with long horizon lines and elevated tee boxes and greens. As a layout, The Nicklaus Course contours naturally to the landscape. Not necessarily a hilly course like Tom Watson’s, it was designed to flow smoothly and gently from tee to green. Designed to tempt golfers into hitting risky shots with potentially big payoffs, the course challenges the golfer to step up on the ball with a carefully organized series of shots in mind. A target, parkland-style course, it was designed to be a players’ course rather than what is often referred to as “resort golf”. The 7,244-yard layout is not exceptionally long by today’s standards, but postage-stamp greens, forced carries that lead to fairway targets sometimes only 50 yards long and a fair amount of trouble for wayward shots give the course plenty of bite.

Reunion Resort is a 2300-acre private resort located only 6 miles from the WDW resort entrance. AAA 4 Diamond Resort. Luxurious and spacious accommodations all offering full kitchen and including daily maid service. Outstanding resort amenities including: 3 private golf courses designed by Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus available for Reunion guests; onsite 5 acre water park complimentary to Reunion guests; 11 additional swimming pools; boutique spa; award-winning tennis complex offering 6 lighted tennis courts and full time tennis professionals; 6 onsite restaurants; year-round activities program with Kids Club; bicycle rentals; fitness center; business center; complimentary on-resort shuttle for Reunion guests; walking trails.